Tom Sachs pays tribute to a defining icon of street culture—the boom box by transforming our glass entryway into a living sound system.
Novice or pro, come find inspiration from our collection from all times, places, and cultures.
Spend an hour experiencing a single piece of art and discover new ways to see the art you love.
Enjoy this FREE evening to celebrate the opening night of "Disguise: Masks and Global African Art".
Enjoy art, conversation, and each other's company while exploring our European Paintings installation in the Beaux-Arts Court.
Ways that images can capture not only a moment in time, but the complex and tumultuous history that informs that moment will be discussed.
Teen Nights are free events for you to see art, make art, hear music, dance, win raffles, and meet new people.
Artist Charles Gaines presents two of his major works, with musical arrangement by Sean Griffin, composer and director of Opera Povera.
Join us for "Thursday Nights" and receive free admission to exhibitions, classes, lectures, and more. 6-10PM
Fifteen additional contemporary artists and collectives fill out the third and final installation of Agitprop! On view through August 7.
Celebrate the arrival of spring with engaging and eclectic free art and entertainment at the Brooklyn Museum's Target First Saturday.
Explore a wide range of lived experiences as seen through the eyes of Israeli, Palestinian, and other international filmmakers.
Celebrate Johann Sebastian Bach's birthday with some of the composer's beloved works.
Ian Buruma talks with photographer Stephen Shore about his iconic pictures of the American West and his more recent work around the globe.
Renowned yoga teachers from around the country take you through downward dogs and warrior poses alongside a live string trio.
The rate of incarceration of women is increasing worldwide, while the special needs of women prisoners have received scant attention.
Individuals with memory loss and their care partners are invited to enjoy art, conversation and each other's company during nonpublic hours.
Get access to world-class permanent collections and tours of special exhibitions and participate in special events.
Anthony Ray Hinton, incarcerated on death row in Ala. for nearly thirty years for a crime he didn’t commit, discusses his battle for freedom
Join a lively and critical discussion about creating art that actually represents the world we live in.
"It's OFFICIAL! BK Is #MINE!" the Brooklyn native wrote on Instagram.
Park-goers would be able to purchase booze, but only in a roped-off area, reports say.
The Brooklyn Museum will host the first annual READ Brooklyn authors book fair of newly published fiction or nonfiction on a range of topics
Target First Saturday will celebrate Women's History Month with an evening of dance, music, film, pop-up performances, storytelling and more
This event is planned by teens, for teens. It is a free evening at the Museum filled with art, friends, food, and fun.
Join artist Stephen Powers and friends for a sign-painting jam. This FREE event is part of "Thursday Nights" sponsored by Squarespace.
Novelist Krauss and photographer Brenner will discuss why he launched "This Place", an art project that explores Israel and the West Bank.
This exhibition will challenge viewers to go beyond the polarizing narratives and familiar images of the region found in mainstream media.
Join Agitprop! artists in a discussion on the intersections of art and activism in their practices.
Join Andrea Pippins as she signs copies of "I Love My Hair", her adult coloring book highlighting the beauty of many hairstyles.
The exhibition "Agitprop!" will add thirty-nine works by twenty contemporary artist or collectives.
Dancers accompanied by folk musicians will perform intricate patterns and footwork from Great Britain.
In honor of Valentine's Day, join a Museum Guide for a tour exploring the theme of love and lust as depicted in two Museum exhibitions.
The exhibition "This Place" kicks off with a discussion led by Jeff Rosenheim with Rosalind Fox Solomon, Thomas Struth and Frederic Brenner.
Come celebrate Black History Month with artists who engage with the past to create a new narrative for the future. The evening is FREE.
Acompana un guia del museo para una visita guiada bilingue de la exposicion Coney Island: Visions of an American Dreamland, 1861-2008.
Join the great-niece of Henrietta Bingham in a discussion of her book "Irrepressible: The Jazz Age Life of Henrietta Bingham".